Rubbish, recycling and food scraps collections will be one day later than usual after Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Day, Monday 26 September. See Public holiday collections for more information.
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Silverdale Transfer Station, The Waiheke Community Resource Recovery Park (Waiheke Transfer Station), Claris Landfill and Waitākere Refuse and Recycling Transfer Station are open but with contact tracing, restricted services, physical distancing, and cashless payment required.
Contact all other rubbish and recycling companies directly for opening hours and restrictions.
An item is hazardous when it is:
Common examples include most chemicals, paint, acid, and gas cylinders.
Do not put hazardous waste in your kerbside rubbish or recycling bin, or down any drain. Take your hazardous waste to a transfer station.
Our transfer stations do not accept ammunition or explosives – see How to get rid of ammunition and How to get rid of explosives.
You can take other hazardous waste to these transfer stations:
See how you can Reduce hazardous waste that's harmful to the environment.
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